Toluca players will leave with their hands tied so as not to give the referee any excuses.

San Angelín Penalty Spot - Club Toluca's players will head out with their hands tied for the Mexican soccer final, in order to prevent the referee from awarding a penalty to América.

As a precautionary measure, all Choricero players—except for the goalkeeper—will wear a bandage around their hands to prevent the referee from signaling a push inside the area (or on the border), thus awarding the traditional penalty to Coapa.

I still can't believe THIS ended in a penalty for America pic.twitter.com/PkPcPx5aM7

— Cadaval Tricampeão 🇧🇷🦅 (@MauGlez98) May 19, 2025

Toluca will also go into the match wearing a muzzle so as not to give the referees an excuse.

"We've already tried playing with our hands behind our backs, with boxing gloves, even with maracas. Nothing works, and they always award penalties. It's better not to use them," declared the coach of the Mexican team, who is already considering asking his goalkeeper to do "scorpions" instead of using his hands.

In addition, Toluca's management is analyzing other strategies, such as playing with a muzzle or covering their eyes to avoid making eye contact with the referee, and prevent him from calling a technical foul that could result in a penalty for América!

You can delete me, ignore me, block me, but every time you hear "Penalty for América" ​​you'll remember me. ❤️ pic.twitter.com/JkIwV0nodK

— Mike Maquina del Mal (@mikemaquinadel) January 1, 2025

"We want to avoid any situation where the referee says there was intent. If they give us a penalty like that, at least they should be ashamed," said a Toluca player, still hopeful about the Mexican soccer rules.

The news has not been well received by the Referee Committee, who are already considering labeling Toluca as "reactionary" and now expelling players for simply breathing near an Americanista forward.

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